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When the spring season comes, the mole cricket activity would also start to raise. It happens mostly in southern states. It is a sub-surface pest that would damage the turf in your outdoor area. The most essential thing to do as prevention is to monitor its activity. Furthermore, you will get more information about mole … Read more
It is such a tricky job when it comes to eliminating quackgrass in your garden. However, removing the grass is not an impossible task to do. You probably notice that there are various types of grasses around the backyard. The grass would look very obvious because it does not blend with the color of the … Read more
Red spider mites are a type of garden pests that would damage various plants. The most common ones would be Azaleas and Camellias. Once they get an infestation of these insects, they would be all over the plants. You have to get rid of the red spider mites before the plant gets permanently damages. On … Read more
Phytophthora can be a great problem in the garden. This soil-borne pathogen will infect woody plants, trees, even vegetables. It can cause a tree to collapse after several years of planting. This kind of organism is not visible and it does not come from insects or anything. What is Phytophthora? This organism is an oomycete … Read more
Septoria leaf spot is likely the most common disease found in tomato leaves. It is spotting you might find on the lower part of the leaves. Because of this disease, some of the leaves would turn into a yellow color or start falling off the stem. If your garden has this issue, you do not … Read more
Getting rid of aphids on roses will not be a difficult job to do. With the right method or remedy, you will be able to deal with them easily at home. What Are Aphids? The first thing that you are wondering would be what the aphids are. Well, they are kinds of soft-bodied insects that … Read more
Kochia, pronounced as koh-kee-ah, is a plant native to Asia, brought and introduced to Europe, and becomes ornamental in the US. People may know it for other names, like mock cypress or Mexican fire brush, but sometimes ‘burning bush’ is more proper due to the reddish appearance during autumn. Grouped in the family of Chenopodiaceae … Read more
Have you ever wondered why most of the barks in the forest have a greenish mossy-looking surface? It is probably tree lichen. There are more than 13000 varieties that exist throughout all countries. They are sturdy and adaptable in any place to grow. Lichens can grow well in various elevations and climates. They withstand hot … Read more